They have made nine different television commercials that imitate the screamers found online (they were actually shown on TV in Germany). " K-fee" is a coffee beverage sold by a German company with a similar name.Please refrain from adding Video Examples to this trope.
Also see Shock Site (horrifying imagery without the Jump Scare) and Last Note Nightmare, the latter being when a song has a creepy ending. These are known for utilizing Schmuck Bait to a shameless degree and one of the many reasons why one should be wary of clicking on certain links on the internet.
All screamers are supposed to startle the viewer, for as a Jump Scare, they may give a viewer a brief sense of being attacked by what's more harshly going "Boo!" as though The Fourth Wall Will Not Protect You, though some take it further with the Nightmare Fuel and others are so comical or ineptly done that they end up being Nightmare Retardant. While the shrill female screams are more common, loud male screams are not by any means unheard of. Then a scary image (usually a Nightmare Face) pops up with either a scream or a Scare Chord, which is when you realize - after you've pried yourself off the ceiling, of course - that you've been pranked. (more often than not, you will be instructed to look very closely at the image or turn your volume up). Originating on the Internet, it pretends at first to be a game, a test, a still image, a video that is not meant to be scary, etc. A Screamer Prank (usually referred to as a "Screamer") is a type of Jump Scare that's combined with a Surprisingly Creepy Moment or the Disguised Horror Story.
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